Work in progress! API will change, but we'll obey semver rules. To be precise:
Pre 1.0.0
- breaking changes will change the minor version (x.y.0)
- non-breaking changes will change the patch level (x.y.z)
Post 1.0.0
- breaking changes will change the major version (x.0.0)
- non-breaking changes, additions will change the minor version (x.y.0)
- fixes will change the patch level (x.y.z)
0.y.z will potentially change a lot!
Very thin wrapper for playing music, and audio in rust based games.
Features:
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Play .mp3 music (with hardware acceleration) on macOS
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Play .wav & .caf sound on macOS
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Play .ogg music on windows
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Play .wav sound on windows
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Play .ogg music on linux
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Play .wav sound on linux
Future:
- Support other platforms (iOS, android, etc)
Newer versions allow compiling in multiple backends and selecting them at runtime.
This has the downside of a breaking API change :(
Audio::new, or rather Audio::create_default or Audio::create now return a Box<dyn AudioBackend>
which might mean you have to change your storage.
AudioBackend is also now generic over FileLoader.
use oml_audio::Audio;
use oml_audio::fileloader::FileLoaderDisk;
pub fn main() {
let mut fileloader = FileLoaderDisk::new( "./data" ); // 'data' is the base directory for all other files/paths
fileloader.enable_debug();
// OLD: let mut audio = Audio::new();
let mut audio: Box<dyn AudioBackend<FileLoaderDisk>> = Audio::create_default(); // explicit type for verbosity only
audio.load_sound_bank( &mut fileloader, "test.omsb" );
audio.play_sound( "SOUND_ID" );
loop {
let _timestep = audio.update();
// update
// render
// (maybe) yield/sleep
}
}